19:50 Sep 28, 2007 |
French to English translations [Non-PRO] Bus/Financial - International Org/Dev/Coop | ||||
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3 | 250 billion, surplus in the current accounts,140 cash reserves |
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3 | 250 million Rand cash surplus in current acounts, 140 million in reserves |
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250 billion, surplus in the current accounts,140 cash reserves Explanation: I think without having any context that it stands for the financial situation of a country or financial institution like a bank ,who may have 250 billion of some currency or this may be the surplus in its current accounts and 140 (probably also billion) cash reserves. This means that is in a good financial position so it may be a creditworthy partner or borrower and so on. Hope it helps. Best, V. |
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250 million Rand cash surplus in current acounts, 140 million in reserves Explanation: I am assuming we are talking here of a South African enterprise, hence the currency is the Rand (rd). I would magine the 140 means 140 million, similar to the 250 million. |
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